Second Ward, Minneapolis

This is a public policy forum that was established in 2006 by Minneapolis Second Ward (Green) City Council Member Cam Gordon and his policy aide Robin Garwood to share what they were working on and what life in City Hall was like. After serving 4 terms Cam lost his relection in 2021 but has continued to be involved in local politics and to use this forum to report and share his perspective on public policy. Please feel free to comment on posts, within certain ground rules.

Friday, March 09, 2012

Earth Hour

The Council has again adopted a resolution supporting Earth Hour.  On March 31, from 8:30pm-9:30pm, the City will participate in Earth Hour by turning off all uses of electricity in municipal buildings not required for life, safety or operations, and will turn off the decorative lighting on the Stone Arch Bridge for the entire night as a symbol of the City’s commitment to being part of the solution to climate change.

The resolution also honors the major downtown buildings that are participating in Earth Hour.  See a list below the fold.

• 20, 100 & 111 Washington Square

• 225 South Sixth Street
• 33 South Sixth St./City Center
• Accenture Tower
• Ameriprise Financial
• Campbell Mithun Tower
• Carlyle Condominium
• Fifth Street Towers - 100 & 150 South Fifth Street
• Fifty South Sixth
• Grant Park Tower
• Hennepin County Central Library
• Hennepin County Government Center
• Hennepin County Health Services Building
• IDS Center
• LaSalle Plaza
• Mill Ruins Building
• Mill City Museum
• One Financial Plaza
• Plaza Seven
• RBC Plaza/Gaviidae Common II
• Retek on the Mall
• Riverplace
• Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
• U.S. Bancorp Center
• US Bank Center
• U.S. Bank Plaza
• Wells Fargo Center

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